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Monday
Jun282010

Helping each other after the earthquake

Thank you to all of you for who have continued to think and pray for the survivors of last month’s earthquake in Yuhsu. A few days ago, I met with Nima, the Tibetan Principal of the destroyed Yushu Orphans’ School in Beijing, so here’s the latest news – in brief.

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Tuesday
Jun012010

Partnering to help refugees smile

Last week I told you about the plight of refugees who make it to Hong Kong and the World Refugee Day Fundraising campaign Christian Action is doing to help them.  Since writing to you I had the opportunity to join a group of volunteers last weekend and I found it so inspiring that I wanted to share with you.

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Tuesday
May252010

Freedom Is Incredibly Precious

Nowhere to call home: there are over 35 million refugees in the world and Hong Kong is a temporary refuge to less than 1% of them. For those weary travelers we provide Hong Kong's only comprehensive service center.

Abuse. Torture. Harassment. Fear. Imagine... they're after you. All you can do is flee. Men, women and children come to Hong Kong to escape the abuse, torture, harassment and fear in their own countries. They come to us - and their physical and spiritual recovery begins... with you.

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Tuesday
May182010

Now for some Heart-warming News!

After the last few weeks covering the earthquake in Yushu and all we will be doing with the orphanage there, it's good to share some wonderful news about Shanna, a child who has left our Xining Children's Home and is now ecstatically happy and settled. Her parents now want to thank YOU for what you did for the little deaf girl we once called Shan Shan...

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Tuesday
May112010

The Ultimate Sacrifice

With the two orphans from Yushu orphans school, Kekyi Wangmo and Jangba Tsering.

I'm sure every parent reading this wouldn't hesitate about laying down your life to save the life of one of your children.  Whether any of us would risk our lives for someone else's child is a question we may never have to face.  One humble truck driver from Hong Kong made the ultimate sacrifice when he lost his life saving orphaned children in Yushu.

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